Midterm Flashcards

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1
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The right to celebrate gay pride

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1st amendment

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2
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The right of media to be present during the trial in a criminal prosecution

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6th amendment

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3
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The right to be released from jail before trial

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8th amendment

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Appellate court

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Court that reviews the actions of a trial court and determines whether an error has been committed and needs corrective action

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Federal court

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Part of the U.S. court system, has limited authority, and hears only cases involving U.S. government, federal laws, or cases of diversity and citizenship

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State court

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Part of judicial branch in state in which it is located

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Trial court

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Court that has authority to hear the evidence of the parties before it and render a verdict

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Legal analysis

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Process of examining precedent in detail in order to predict its effect on future similar situations

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9
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Where must proposes legislation to raise government revenue through taxes originate?

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Section 7

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10
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What is the date of the first session of Congress each year?

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Section 4

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11
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In which house does impeachment proceedings take place?

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Section 3 in senate

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12
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What is required If one of the houses of Congress wants to conduct business in a location other than capitol building?

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Section 5

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What is an administrative agency?

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Government office created by the legislature and overseen by the executive branch. Purpose is to apply certain laws created by legislature

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What is APA?

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Administrative Procedure Act, requires all federal administrative agencies to follow certain procedures in the issuance of administrative law

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Motion to dismiss

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Used when a party believes that the facts of the case do not support a viable legal claim

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Motion for summary judgment

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Before trial when evidence is overwhelmingly one sided

17
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Motion to quash

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Filed when plaintiff does not follow the rules of procedure for serving summons and complaint of defendant

18
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Motion to limline

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To limit or exclude

19
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Naturalist theory

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Philosophy that all persons inherently know the difference between right and wrong

20
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Positivist theory

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Political belief that there should be a superior governmental entity that is not subject to question or challenge

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State decisis

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Method used by the judiciary when applying precedent to current situations

22
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Ancillary jurisdiction

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Authority of court over related issues in a case that is subject to the court’s authority on other grounds

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Concurrent jurisdiction

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One or more court has authority to hear a particular case

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In Personam jurisdiction

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Authority of court to render and enforce rulings over a particular individual and the individuals’ property

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In Rem jurisdiction

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Authority over a specific item of property regardless of who claims it